UTA Integrative Vascular Physiology Laboratory

UTA Integrative Vascular Physiology Laboratory Investigating the mechanisms of impaired autonomic and vascular function in at-risk & diseased popul

We are seeking individuals that are interested in their heart and blood vessel health/function. Our lab focus on explori...
08/20/2024

We are seeking individuals that are interested in their heart and blood vessel health/function.

Our lab focus on exploring and improving risk factors associated with diseases such as hypertension, stroke, heart problems, etc.

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Thank you for your interest in participating in our research studies! Please complete the following form and we will contact you soon to discuss further!

08/19/2024

The Integrative Vascular Physiology Laboratory is excited to start the new semester. If you are interested in learning more about the different projects going on in the laboratory and want to get involved please follow this link.

https://brothersvascularlab.uta.edu/volunteer-interest-form/

New findings from our lab indicate that the blunted hyperemic response to mental stress in black men is not impacted by ...
07/13/2021

New findings from our lab indicate that the blunted hyperemic response to mental stress in black men is not impacted by acute dietary nitrate supplementation: http://bit.ly/3yAYpGr

Stay tuned for more work coming out of our lab in this area: http://bit.ly/3bSqI9t

Are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree in Integrative Cardiovascular Physiology. Our research focuses on perip...
07/13/2021

Are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree in Integrative Cardiovascular Physiology. Our research focuses on peripheral/cerebral vascular function in populations with elevated CVD risk. Assistantships are available for qualified individuals. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/3wSp7ZK

We are researching the causes of elevated cardiovascular disease risk in healthy, young adults. Our goal is to determine...
04/27/2021

We are researching the causes of elevated cardiovascular disease risk in healthy, young adults. Our goal is to determine how changes in blood vessel health may be increasing the risk for conditions like high blood pressure. Basic measures include blood pressure and flow, heart rate, and blood testing. For more information, please complete our online form: brothersvascularlab.uta.edu/volunteer-interest-form

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655 W Mitchell Street
Arlington, TX
76010

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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